return ‘x’ if any of the cell within a range has any value in it

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i have a range A1:G1

randomly, it is marked with ‘x’

i want to put a formula in O1 that as long as any cell within A1:F1 contain ‘X’, it will return me ‘X’

and if there’s not ‘X’ at all, it will leave O1 as blank
 

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Code:
=IF(COUNTIF($A$1:$F$1,"x")>0,"x","")
 
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thanks. it works perfectly. can i also know the formula if i want it another way round.

if cell O1 contains ‘x’, then all cell within A1:G1 to mark ‘x’
 
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In A1 & fill across
=IF($O$1="x","x","")
 
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